Choosing keyboard switches means balancing typing feel, package size, pin format, and price. The useful shortcut is to decide whether you want a tactile replacement set, a prelubricated clicky design, or a larger lot for a custom build. These four choices have a $5.31 listed-price spread, so the right pick depends on what matters most after the switch feel is clear.
Quick take
- Leezmark Blue Switches: Two entries share the same model and switch description, with price separating them.
- Josojoou Blue Clicky Switches: A 50-piece option with prelubrication and a click-oriented description.
- Kailh Pro Light Green Switches: A 110-piece tactile lot with a translucent housing and build-use description.
Listed-price comparison
| Product | Listed price | Price bar |
|---|---|---|
| Leezmark Blue Switches - higher-priced entry | $14.22 | |
| Leezmark Blue Switches - lower-priced entry | $13.69 | |
| Josojoou Blue Clicky Switches | $16.99 | |
| Kailh Pro Light Green Switches | $19.00 |
Decision matrix
- Price-first choice: The lower-priced Leezmark entry.
- Shared Leezmark model: Either Leezmark entry, with the lower-priced one serving as the simpler tie-breaker.
- Clicky-focused choice: Josojoou's prelubricated blue switches.
- Larger quantity: Kailh Pro Light Green.
- Hot-swap or soldered build wording: Kailh, whose description explicitly names both uses.
Product notes
Leezmark Blue Key Switches - $14.22
Leezmark's higher-priced entry is a straightforward 60-piece replacement choice. The title identifies blue key switches and a 3-PIN format, while the type is tactile-switches; the description also presents the set for replacement keys and most gaming keyboards. Choose it when the C01021-60 model and its switch format are the target. Its limitation is package size compared with Kailh's larger lot: it contains fewer switches for a project needing more. The other Leezmark entry uses the same model and description at a lower listed price, so this version has less price appeal unless its particular price point is the one you intend to use.
Leezmark Blue Key Switches - $13.69
The lower-priced Leezmark entry keeps the C01021-60 model and the same 60-piece blue switch description as its counterpart. That makes it a clear choice when the Leezmark specification fits and price is the tie-breaker. The tactile-switches type gives the selection a defined direction for a replacement project, without moving to Josojoou's clicky-oriented description. The limitation is that the package is smaller than Kailh's 110-piece lot, so it supplies less quantity for a larger project. Its main reason to choose is the combination of the shared Leezmark model, blue switch wording, and lower listed price within this pair.
Josojoou Blue Clicky Switches - $16.99
Josojoou's 50 Pieces Blue Mechanical Keyboard Switches are the clicky-focused choice, with prelubrication, a transparent housing, and a blue-and-white color scheme described for custom keyboards. The description also calls out a pleasant click and ready-for-installation use. Its attributes name PC, smartphone, tablet, and laptop as compatible devices. Choose this set when click and prelubrication matter more than having the largest package. The limitation is quantity: 50 switches is below both Leezmark packages and the Kailh lot. Its listed price also sits above the lower-priced Leezmark entry, making the clicky and prelubricated design the central reasons to select it.
Kailh Pro Light Green Switches - $19.00
Kailh Pro Light Green is the quantity-led choice, with 110 mechanical switches arranged in 11 sealed bags of 10. The description identifies tactile operation, a translucent top housing, white bottom housing, and a light green stem. It also names a 3-pin plate-mount format and says the switches are ready for hot-swap or soldered builds. Choose Kailh when a larger lot and those build-use details fit the project. The limitation is its position at the highest listed price, along with the specific plate-mount format. That makes the package quantity and tactile mechanical specification more important than keeping the purchase to a smaller set.
Final recommendation by use case
Choose the lower-priced Leezmark Blue Key Switches when the shared C01021-60 model and tactile specification fit your replacement project. The $14.22 Leezmark entry has the same product identity but is the higher-priced version in this comparison.
Choose Josojoou Blue Clicky Switches when prelubrication, a transparent housing, and a pronounced click are the deciding details. Choose Kailh Pro Light Green when the larger lot and explicit hot-swap or soldered-build wording are more useful than the lower-priced alternatives.
